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A handle supporting fishing rod rack (100) has two spaced apart base members (102), a top member (104) extending between the base members, and at least one bottom member (112) extending between the base members 102. The top member has a plurality of top openings (110), which are top bores 110A or sl

A handle supporting fishing rod rack (100) has two spaced apart base members (102), a top member (104) extending between the base members, and at least one bottom member (112) extending between the base members 102. The top member has a plurality of top openings (110), which are top bores 110A or slots (110B), extending therethrough. The at least one bottom member is spaced vertically below the top member and has a plurality of bottom bores (114) extending therethrough which are vertically aligned with the top openings. The at least one bottom member is either positioned substantially parallel to the top member or at an angle with respect to the top member that is downward and outward relative to the base members. Indicia (116) may be displayed on the at least one bottom member to convey a message to a reader. A brace (118) is connected to the top and the at least one bottom members to provide structural support. The bottom member is spaced below the top member such that a bottom bore receives a lower portion of a handle (14) of a fishing rod and reel assembly (10) extended through the respective top opening while either a reel (22) or a finger grip (20) of the assembly rests upon the top member, holding the assembly in a substantially vertical position by the handle.

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[ What is claimed:] [1.]1. A fishing rod rack for supporting fishing rod and reel assemblies, each fishing rod having a blank, a finger grip, and a handle, the fishing rod rack comprising:two spaced apart base members;a top member extending between the base members and having a plurality of top open

[ What is claimed:] [1.]1. A fishing rod rack for supporting fishing rod and reel assemblies, each fishing rod having a blank, a finger grip, and a handle, the fishing rod rack comprising:two spaced apart base members;a top member extending between the base members and having a plurality of top openings therethrough for respectively receiving the handle; andat least one bottom member extending between the base members, having a plurality of bottom bores therethrough, and spaced vertically below the top member and positioned at an angle with respect to the top member that is downward and outward relative to the base members, each bottom bore positioned substantially vertically below a respective top opening such that each bottom bore is capable of receiving a lower portion of the handle extending through the respective top opening while either the reel or the finger grip rests upon the top member to hold the rod in a substantially vertical position.